I Found a Sunken WaveRunner and 2 really old Sunken Boats at Lake Mead 

great- but when its at full-pool, there's no real flood-control capability. the dam was built for flood control- not for your boats.

Anytime!

You're very welcome!

Many of the deepest ones look like wrecking yards on the bottom.

@@mwilson7345 Wow. What a shame.

Have at 'er...

,a wave runner full of rocks spells insurance job , previous owner can be traced by registration # = insurance fraud !

Who pays $15 for old batteries?

@@davelowets literally everybody! Even when you buy a brand new battery the store pays you 20$ for your old one. There are at least a dozen recycle places with in 20 minutes of me that buy them. Autozone will give you a 15 dollar in house gift card for a old battery

@@chriswilson9248 Most of those places will ONLY pay you IF you buy a battery from them first. Otherwise you MIGHT get a store credit gift card, or nothing. You only get cash if you purchase a new battery.

Just so you know they used a dated computer model last year. They drained an excessive amount of water just this past spring that wasn't needed and wasted last years snow pack...

@@johntruxal432 yea in January they dumped it straight to the ocean over old out dated technology reading snow pack run off to come rediculas the guy reading snow pack with the Pole is More accurate WTF crazy

Thanks bro 🤙

Lots of v6 mustang around. Might be able to break 1 tire loose and do a half burnout haha.

@@devenbs1993 They can easily do a burnout. That V-6 makes more horsepower and torque than a Chevy 350 did through the 80's and 90's.

@@davelowets no one is doing a burnout on a stock 350 from the 80w and 90s. I have only ever seen a 4.0 mustang burn 1 tire in real life. Sorry if you're a 4.0 mustang owner, didn't mean to offend.

@@devenbs1993 No, I hate Mustangs.... But I HAVE done plenty of burnouts with 350's of that era

They weren't that bad!

I'm sure someone ripped it off for the engine, then sunk the hull.

It was in a wreck, the nose is busted in where it hit something at a high rate of speed. Unfortunately it happens a lot more than you'd think. Drunk people sneak out on them after dark and without headlight they often hit other boats or crash into docks. There have been several deaths here recently in my area from people hitting things on PWCs. The rocks are just piled up on the floor board from the flood water rushing past it and they get caught in there. If you tried to sink one with unsecured rocks it would be difficult just stacking them on there. The minute it went under it would roll and tip and all the rocks would fall off. You may be able to use the registration # to figure out what happened to it.

…..and you’re just the guy to get that ball rolling. Thanks for volunteering, Chris.

Then get going....

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Looks like it may have been in a collision by the looks of the fiberglass

Looks like the rocks were stacked on it to sink it on purpose!

@@chesterroberts4647 No, it was in a river wash, and you can see that the WaveRunner got stuck and then the rocks tumbling down the flash flood zone piled into it

@@drunvert naaa looks like insurance job.

When someone steals it, removes the engine, and fills it with rocks, it'll sink. Very quickly, I'm sure

Who cares? Either way, people get the point, and that's what matters

Nothing new.... There's a lake on my 500 acre property that has been drying up, and then refilling itself for decades. Sometimes it would be completely dry for several years, and then full and 15' deep for other years. A dried up lake doesn't mean anything. Water can't just disappear from the planet, thats impossible. If it dries up from some place, it simply ends up somewhere else.

It's still far under, it's up in the northern finger I believe.

@@RemoteTrooper Thanks .

Quit talking about it. Get out there and clean it up!

I bet they didn't...

Registered to Capt. Scuttle.

Your idea…..YOU do it. And thanks for cleaning up the lake!

It's going back to the way it was.